Can a java code interact with trigger

Hi guyz ,
is there any way by which a trigger can interact with JDBC ?
I want to check the database each time its updated and if some condition is violated , the info((row from table which has voilated some rule) is passed to java code which can then take necessary action . Can anyone help me out in this because i am not aware of any way by which a trigger can interact with java code .
Regards,
Nikhi

nikhil456123 wrote:
Hi guyz ,
is there any way by which a trigger can interact with JDBC ?
I want to check the database each time its updated and if some condition is violated , the info((row from table which has voilated some rule) is passed to java code which can then take necessary action . Can anyone help me out in this because i am not aware of any way by which a trigger can interact with java code .Note that even though it might be possible you might want to consider that it isn't necessarily a good idea.
Say the action is "send email". Then every time an insert/update/delete occurs then an email is sent. That would obviously slow down those operations a lot. Not to mention that if 1000 inserts occur then someone is going to get 1000 emails.
There can be alternatives that are much better.

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